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Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-09-10

Ask for 'sRough on Dirt" A perfect washing
powder found at lasti A harmless extra fine
A l article, pure and clean, sweeens, freshens,
bleaches and whftens without slightest injury
to finest fabric. Unequalled for fine linens and
laces, general household, kitchen and laundry
use. Softens water, saves labor and soap.
Added to starch increases gloss, prevents yel-
lowing &C.. Oc., 25c. At Grocers or druggists.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-09-10

Colby. Duncan X Co., New York piano
manufacturers, have transferred their af
fair. TO a receiver. Liabilities, Sl75. 900:
assets estimated at S207. 900. of which S4O.-
600 is owing from n. A. Cross x Co., of
Chicago who failed Wednesday
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-09-10

II you desire to possess beautiful COM
plexion take Ayers Sarsaparila. II
cleanses and puriies the blood. and re-
moves blotehes and pimples, making the
skin smooth and clear. and giving it a
bright and healthy appearance. Take IL
this month
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-09-10
POWER OF NOPE,

Hope leads the child to plant the flower.
The man to SOW the seed
Nor leaves fulfilmsnt TO her hour,
But prompts again TO deed
Sarah r Adams
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-09-10

Andreas BieSsbarth was arrested in Chi
cago and taken To Cleveland. o where he
is wanted to answer the charge of bigamy,
preferred by Mrs Emil Goetz. who sup
p 'sed herself to be the lawful Mrs Bless
h rfh
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-09-10

Chapman Il Holt. Philadelphia coal deal
ers and miners. have been compelled to as
sign through the failure Of Robert Hare
Powell Il Co. and Charles Z. Psnnock X
Co. Assets, s2Ss. 600: liabilities. S2lT 200
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-09-10
B0NIes TIA. that. .'s frstful; l p,evi.h. wish

cross. or troubled with
Windy Collie, Tee.hing Pains. OF
Stomach Disorders, >an be relieved
at once By using Acker's Baby Soother.
1t contains no Opium or Morphine,
hence is safe. Price IS cents. Sold b1
Frank H. Coblentz, corner Market and
High streets.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-09-10

Albert Bowers, aged two years. who was
playing on railroad bridge at Wooster.
Ohio, was struck by a train and thrown
forty feet to the ground below, and instantly
killed
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-09-10

The Glenn ware AanuI occurring COM
panv. OF Cuyahoea Falls. Ohio. has as
signed. Assets. $50, 900; liabilities not as
certained
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-09-10

Pennsylvania brewers, to the number of
les formed State association at Harris
burg.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-09-10

WILL YOU SUFFER with Dyspepsia
and Liver Complaint? ShilOh's Vitilizar
is guaranteed to cure you. For sale BY +.
A. GarwOOd.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-09-10

twenty wide and about ton deep Not far
from the coffin the guile asks You all to pause
Q moment and maintain perfect silence.
Complying, you are startled by what appears
70 h, ths loud ;ic kio9 of a musical tlmeD.scs
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-09-10

CROUCH ON BlI.E'' PILLS lOr. and 25e.
Small granules, small dose, big results, pleas
ant in operation, don't disturb the stomach.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-09-10


forgive him everything" the old man an
swers.
This is your train. sir. Any luggage"
] sauntcr lesurely OFT in the rear OF the
porter | have tipped, and the episode
scarce worthy of such a designation-is
at an end. But that fragment Of conver-
sation comes back at this hour as if it
We're even now ringing i'll my ears and l
am trying To account for the enduring ma
ture of these recouectious as l weave
them together.
| paused at the preceding paragraph
three hours ago, and took my hat and
overcoat-for it is a stormy October night
and went 10 Mostyn. rs the Hidreth's
home is called. Mrs Bristowe's visit
draws to n close. She has father stay
ing with friends in southern cathedral
city, and she has but fulfilled an old pro-
mise by thus invading the Fen country.
Parent and daughter return Simultaneous
ly, or Us nearly rs they can contriye it, to
their London residence. Further delay on
my part might have been disastrous. BY
which hint | have perhaps revealed that
do not now write rs a disappointed man.
Yet there was hazard and uncertainty.
Mrs. Hildreth had more than a suspicion
of my errand and contrired, with woman
ly dexterity, TO leave Margaret and me TO
a tetc-a-tete. ii service for which l shall
ever owe my partners wife a debt of graft
tude. fiildreth was attending old Sir
Lucas Gannithorne at Gamble Manor for
gout. had counted upon this; though.
had he been at home, my friend and col
league, | make no doubt, would have
caught peculiar twinkle in his wife's
eyes-or have practiced the art of divina-
ton for himself-and have remembered q
neglected call.
am not going TO enter into details. Let
it suffice that l offered my hand to Mrs
Bristowe-my heart was hers already
and was refused. But she admitted that
To some e1tsnt she reciprocated NV feel
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-06-09

Whereas, l.. V. McCollum and j. f..
Dobb., OF the county of Navarro,
state of Texas, did on the first day OF
August, lSS6, execute and deliver TO
j. L. Gr,ilis, as trustee for the use OF
W, NJ. kellett, their certain decd OF
trust, wherein they sold aud conveyed
unto the said j. {. Grill, the follow
ing described personal property. to-
wit:
one - II. Power stationary Engine
Class "B."
One Morri, Economic Boiler, - H..
Power
one So Saw Wlnship Gin Feeder
aud Condenser.
One Wiuehip Top Cleared Cotton
Press.
Onc Ton Fairbank Wagon Scales.
And, whereas, said deed of trust
WAS given to secure the paymcat OF
six certain promissorv notes of even
date with said deed OF trust executed
by tie -aid McCollum and Dobhs,
aud payable 10 the said W VI, keileU
or order, all OF which are fully de
scrlbed in the said deed of trust, and
aggrcgaliug the sum of 81 i6O.5O with
interest Mt tho rate of 0per cent. per
uunum together with 10 per cent. on
the amount for attorney fees. And
whereas it is provided in laid decd
of trust that in case Of default IN the
payment OF any of sail notes or any
part Of the ssm', the said trustee
upon the written request Of the saii
W. NJ. Ke!lett sAai, declare all OF AID
note due aud payable, aud "aerc"s
two of said notes have become due
to-wit; one Tor three hundred dol
lars, ON December Il, lNsj, and one
for wo hundred and sixty dollars on
the lst OF October, 1856, and remain
unpaid and whereas the said keIlett
has given the notice in writing a. by
the terms of said deed OF trust re-
quired, Now, therefore, |, j, 4
Grilii', trustee, do hereby declare a.!
of said notes due and payable, aud DC
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-06-09
LABOR NOTES

DIFFERENCE or Az uuUR.
CHCNGo, June 81 ,pecial rom
st. Paul says that l.20o carpenters
who are OH strike now for nine
hours o. constitute dan, labor. held
ampOu2 this evening, 30, which They
reiterated their determination 20 hold
ont until their demand Is accorded.
The )utrartors also held meeting.
tiNug ten u, the number of hours to
constitute day ; labor. The muding
operations all over the city axe urac-
ticaiiy suspended SO iNr n- carpenter
work l. yOncerncd.
IL Is GETTING LrIuNj,.
BoSioN. juno ~-Aulthcr great
struggle between the master builders
and thcir employees, which WIN en-
tend throughout ne country Is now
thrcl tened. The inastor bail dcr- have
decided 10 bring certain matter, in
controversy To ~ decisive issue ~
once. and the contract made with The
employees unions In April Tor ID,
current season IS likely % Doe AbAn.
doncd The ch' ci grounG for disru',
Is 'i'G "c'loh oI scNt'sl unions
'u'ld'hg 'ra"es Nhich hAFe u'
eH Tue u's,iargc " no nv
,'y's, INN! t'",I,a
been mus cau' "a put .nG uG - w
most cnse.' nave s'eH"'n ",'i nam
tHln,u 'IeIr po'''ion' Nv mn u
uu'iueIs nv 'nolD."Nu'! PV,'.,'c'
thelr nav 'iin' o'Eh,''|'.,'' n,i,' 'H''
Hu'horI'! ior sHl ny ,"v' WIN SOU
orli@ inns issue 10 co"c''''oh'
THE PRINTERS.
BtrFALo. june s.-Attac morn
ne session of the international TWO
grnp4lC. I Mon convention. Dainrl-
, OF lndjnnapoHs. offered u resolution
;hat iruu,rv be made into the u.c,ul
ness of u ciict organizer aud that TIA
resolution of Gallagher. of loui,viil,
s ahnli. hing the ,iiice be referred to
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-06-09

What "a truly beautiful world $50 live in
Stature gives US grandeur of mountains, g'ons
and oceans, and thoIsauls OF means of enjoy
mont We can desire no better when IN perfect
health but now often do the majority OF pro-
couraged and worn out with disease, when
there is no occH on for this feetug. as every
sufferer can easily obtain satisfactory proof
frre from i .eAse, ms when born, Dyspapsia
and Liver Complaint are the direct causes of
,cyenty.hve Ter cent of such maladies MS BiI
iousness. Indigestion sick. Headache, Cos
tiyeness, Netvou~ PrOstratIOu, d l1zinoss Of the
Head. falpitatiou of the Heart and other dis.
tres.iug symptoms Three doses of August
Flower vii prove its wonderful elect sam.
plp bottles Doe ruts, Try I.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-06-09

rs to the convention. viii I've invited
after 1t is ratified and that if any of
ne powers IL 20 y Sc their sanction
within three year. such refusal will
Ice regard vi a. constituting eternal
danger to Egypt. and the British rvnc.
uaiou. of the 1mtrN will be post.
poned. The sublime Porte WI, ratify
the con, ontion after NJirym icsuNa al.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-06-09

CoNSrANrISorLH Juno SSH
Henry - Wo.Ho special Epgl "a
REPRESENTATIVE, IN charge of the Egyp.
tan question, md Sir William a.
White. English omba- ador, discussed
with the Ottoman commission lat
evening. tha objections of RUSSIA and
rance 10 the huglo-lurki-h conycn-
ton, relative TO Egypt The French
and Russian cmOgssador' hHd doclar'
ed iu prc-enting the OBJ
ieCtion- Of their government
that the convention was contrary
70 the ~u,lgu's ,oyereign rights, 1t Is
announce that adle on OF the pow
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-06-09

| Use yeaf- ago | broke down with
.pey aud liver complaint and rheu-
.s,i,m
Since then have been unable TO bc
an, a, alL My Ever became hard
,c wood. my huu, were pulled up
bud filled with water
All The best phy ,ician, agreed that
nothing COULD cure me. ! resolved 10
/ IN Hon BU,ar>; | have used seven
jitle. the hardness has a. gone from
ly liver. the swelling from my limb,
Ind il s, worked - miracle IN my
Is,e. olhcrW i,c | wouil have been
low in my GRAVE.
J W. MoREN, BuNAIo. oct. /, ls>l
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-06-09
STREET NOTES.

Attend The mass meeting Friday
night.
Weather yesterday too hot for au
overcast
Examinations 1.-THE Waco Uni,c.-
sity are going on daily.
Waco might have had two million
pounds of wool thu sea OF.
/ The thermometer at . p. m. yestcr.
day marked 81 degrees the Barome
ter l9.7j.
Have your bushes, cards, circulars,
etc. printed ut Mcrrick ford'> Mode
Job Office.
Fruit is becoming plentiful on the
fruit stands, which SHOWS that sum.
mcr is approaching.
Miss kntc u. Edgar. well known i'm
Waco. viii be married in Austin - y
Nh, Pete Walton Wcdno -day. June
10.
The ground below China Spring,
and parts OF the Bosque Is TOO wet
o. pioW from the rains OF suaday aud
Monday.
If yon want your lr.niing done in
short order. and ncnty executed, thh
i, to Mcrr,ck Ford Motel job Ol.cc,
ia south Fourth street.
The city ; full OF wutcrmc,ous, or
wa. u car load having bccn received
from Galveston yesterday. Long
live tie delicious vegetables.
Excursion railroad tickets 10 san
Francisco aud return, good for >iN
months. are row to be had at u very
reasonable rate, sixty dollars.
It will be grand question bcfor,
the people at the mass meeting OF
Friday night no less than, shall
Waco set her mark at being one o
d the first cities III the state:
q Tho Union picnic at Proctor
u Springs i to he half basket dinner
and half barbecue, the uion com
" mittca furnishing barbecue meats anC
visitors bringing their own brca,
.Nc.
h Don't be deceived by worthles
+ limitations but get the genuine BASS
Chicken Cholera Cure. This remcd
b, has saved the chicken rU-cr- q
q Texas thousands OF dollars, and j, tn
+ only reliable remedy.
Don't drink mixture of salts m
1t soda but go - w. y Williamson ,
- Go. uud get genuine mineral water
81 made in Natures laboratory MI
r" drawn fresh and sparkling from the
>, elegant fountain.
~, Large, SOFT shell, or swapping tu
ties are quite common on the re-tat
rant corner of the plaza from day {
day. Tnc Bralo, produces ilnc tn
ties ard go0d,y numbers Of thci
m They are not q pretty b,ri to iooh %
but they mpkc dchciou, soup
Cha-cN Cooke lave on hand SO
crul good secondhand pianos viii,
H. they are selling ut very low price
Call and re tlcm and get II bargai
The instruments have been mt
mr. used, but have been put in irot.c'a
m condition and are going nj sacrili(
pc Now is the time TO buy.
;" The Iron Turbine " ind engines ri
with less wind and are more durah
and gives better satisfaction than NJ
re mill in the market Call and :
model at Schroeder ~ llarrison's.a
bc your own Judge. Every one gun
G.. antccd Buy the Iron Turbine Eugl
- and the Buckeye Force pump, ~
you are sure to be pleased.
Mr., &c Pa nlm, >oIs y CO.'S
Corey, of Bolton are prospecting I
coal ON the south lBo,quc. near I
crossing OF the railroad, on IIul' TIA
have leased for tlity yea
they have found thin strata of co
" and Mr., Pam III brought into this
iicc yesterday specimen OF cru
petroleum, found at depth Of
=" tret
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-06-09
IMritc

This token OF the Great app recitation
| have Yi your
Mtcr.. wa. afflicted
Wa aHHmmatu 3 rheumatism
Fof nearly
seven ears, aud no medicine socm-
10 do me any
food :.
Until tried Two bottles of your
hp Bitters, and to my surprise | Am
we'll to-day as ever | was. | hope
'You may have abundant success
In this great ard
Valuable medicine;
huyouy wishing to know more
ahoUtmy cure:
Car learn Ivy addrcs-ir gmc, +. VI.
William. 1908 10TH st., Wash, -. G.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-06-09
CAriLOGIE OF cast ALTIIS,
A BOY DROWNED.

~pycia Dispatch to tAe Examiner
FoKr WORTH June S.-Lauhau
Hambright, u st. Louis boy, was
drowned in the Trinity river last
night near ranch several mile, from
this city a party left here this
morning to search for the body, but
returned tonight without finding il.
The river was too high to admit Of
dragging. The body will be sent to
ST. LOU, as soon ~ recovered. Ham
bright had only been here few
weeks, having come to spend the
summer. he was H. years oli.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-06-09

BERLiN, June So An c>p'o.ion of
tire damp occurred in coal pit at
Gcl,cnkir,Nou in Nc-tphalia. The
bodies OF iorty.unc pcr.ons, killed. hy
the cNplo, n1. have bcou recovered
and twelve more are believed TO hc
dead,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-06-09

Thc Grand Noldt,r Iuhnc,. No Hopes
tor waco.


~pcla bisra'cl 10 IAc EInmiu'r.
PARIS, june The second day Of
the interstate drill and Jubilee opened
Ahor, tonuo rco,l,
.,,...., ........
'o"' '"c 'j'''"' ''""''! M" "'"''
cities were III tilen"Ancc. Tho cN'r-
ciscs nj amp Ross to-day consisted
.ofnnii/s shooting b, representatives
orynriou. ypn cl,h. ,,rou,h,,t,,o
7'"'' MN '''''. '''' J. '' .F"' NY ~
$500. which was won by Red Buck,
the wouucr Of North IcNA-. mn cNh.
hi,i,n dr,II hv tho san. IIou.,on'. Al.
,..,.,.,. MI.
''S'"" VI Wv ""'s"'' VI '"'"'' '''
which nearly al the san ANTOINE"
knights OF lylhlH- pMtc,pHicd, ne
competitive drill and dress parndc 10y
oil the troop, hul llght b"ltcfN
drill. The Ncaicy l'llIes, OF CAY eTioh,
Capt BOYD was the hrSt company 10
enter the ground Tor the competitive
drilling. Ihe company marched on
the ground IN splendid style. After
inspection, when con uIhcd hDo"t
twenty minutes, me arm programme
was taken up Inc hr't part oil the
prOgraluc coinprchthucu almost me
entlro lnanun OIL arms ny me mem
berI S'Yer"l Individual errors were
committed, though no company or
captain errors were "gainSt them
The dr'II Oh the whole was very good,
yuciierous applause from the grand
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-06-09

...eEen sick a year ago
y Wa .ItilI.Ous fever

-.,eeeu sick year age
Win Bilious ieNe"
tor pronounced me cured
Ny uo 40, Sick again, with terrible
! = my back aud sides, and got
ENID ,5l not move
ibIu"5H5s lb-. to 100! had been
rom - for my liver, but it did no
|tio"II7dil not expect TO live more
.o1. 200 months. began to use
Eop Bltter'. .,,,. ,e,p,nod. me ,o,,,f.o
.fcy i.,. system seemed renewed ~ 4 by
| ~ t",. .f.er usiug several bottles. / am
az .ou1d rs y sovereign bg' wcigh
,aN - tiI fort. To Hop i'irrs owe
I'd 'b'N X. FITZPATRICK.
vi" CHAPTER
yass. Feb. {. l,sr. Gentlemen
jsie' .i attacks Of ,.'k ualachc.
",,,,ia. female trouble for years
NsU, mot terrible aud cNcruc'a ing
,9l, Medicine or doctor could give
~ =" relief or cure, untillu,cd Hop
81!
N, ,Sr, dr.t bottle
,l y, cured me
NV" econd madc me rs well ana
ll M when child,
ITa lAayc been so to thu dby.'
!, husband Was en- iuva.ii foI
rs YEAR with ~ serious
iuey, liver aud urinary com
announced by Bo.ton's be-
dsns -"lucurabie :"
/ .yeu bottles Of your Bittcrs cure,
and ! know OF the
Ike. of ight persons
ms ncigoborhood that have beer
ed your bitters.
md MANY more have been u sinl
Am With great benefit. IhCg,
,.0.t do miracles
-MRS. T. II. SLACK.
-r ro0Er SfCK. Expose youiself dhylo
.ttt1u muCl without exercise, WurkOn
..r,houi rest. doctor all The time: take ri
FL nosru.as advertised. aud then yv
rlitu kuuw
aamls Take Hop Blttct',
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-06-09
CRIMINAL NOJIS


a VERY rEorEE suorctN.
ARKANSAS CuN. June Cousts- y
''c Jerry Carter arrived here la'c L
a't night with Ealf Brown, charged q
With shooting AlcN Jones III Bcdfork 4,
'wu,Aip last Saturday. Jones was I
~ piping his wife wAcn Brown or
dcrcd him TO dcsi,t. Jones refused
aud Brown empticd both barrels of
shotgun into his NDdy, binding HIM,
soverng his tongue. and breaking hi,
lw. Joncs's friends assembled ~uu-
day night ana bodily asserted their
Intention ot iyuching Brown. Con-
stable Carter informed his prisoner OF
hi. danger AMI they made n break for
the woods Joy the back door "a The
moh entered i'll front.
a Iotou Cu,lMJ SHY.
% AHk. Mo-. June ~.-Ahout .
o'c.ak tcst,r lay afternoon Bob
Meadows. OF Christian county. nu
ou citizen. was A-~r- iuutrd He and
hi- wife were walking along the roAd
through Gcu-r wood. amt the wife
Was startled toy tUo report of al gun,
aud saw her husband fall liir'c>- to
THE ground. lie Wa Slot through the
/ nrch>t with - bullet from Wir,ac.-
/ irr lfn. lmmcdm.,.t after tlc shot
. was fired Mr.. NcadoW- SAW two
W.u ran from ambush near 10y.
bun sN' could not recognize them
nj, not Thought TINT the killing ut
. Meadows grew out of thD Bald
huoh troubles, although thc muir
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-06-09
POISON IN THE ASHES.
iuCidcnt IA tue History off,
nMICi anmImmmIIa

quite, commute,
The Mount Lebanon New
York; Shakers are onuict com.
secluded from the fret
and worry of thcouts cworld:
they are widely known how
ever. for their strict honor and
probitv IN business
The Shakers believe that ma.
Wre has a remedy ~ every
disease. y few have been found
the rest are as Yet unknown.
Many were discovered 10y acct
dent Diners camc to light rs
tine result of patient expert
mont and rcscarch
Nervous Dyspepsia Is a com
pmHtivcNrcw disease, growing
out otthc conditions of modern
hic. 1t isa Joint affection of
the digestive ORGANS and oithe
nervous system, these two wc,c
formerly treated ~ separate
o;,mor,. ord; ven. loo f,.,h,
..I,n,.s;..I.,,1 sI,,,n. .. ,,.'.,',
'''' NV '''''"' . w. P'"''
'ha' '''' o"''' 81 'nIS 'crrIoic
and often iatalcomphcatlon lies
chiefly in the dlsordcrcd and
+ ncnroycd functions Of DIGESTION
. and nutrition. ,bov rcosoncd
49,, l 49,
'""N W. va" '''''"'0 '"I
N'"ni'c" To do It's WORK. ana
simulate tine cNcrctlNc ORGANS
todriyc ont of the body the poi
,ouous waste matter which re-.
,,,;,. ATTAIN ,h, Iifo .iviur ol,.
20
u "'S W. way '',' '''
Soro'd' we S''"'' nave conquer
" cd nervous dyspepsia ANA ncr'
Nou- exhaustion, andt hr\ were
p. ri-hl Nu9WlnS ,n' lHiaIliolc
power ol SHAKER f'N'r"ct o'o,
If G'I ruPI III les, ''''P''c3'oo
ID though similar diseases lnrN
lc resolved to test II iully III ms;
or To leave II" Ground Tor d"uot
r. they prG'c''oc" 'n' rG'nGa$ III
'd h'h'r'"' 81 c'SGS winch 'I"''
no or'" P'|"'"''.o' ''''"' 'o'o
of WIN Pc'Icv' 'uT'VNS -" 'Nc'H
*, instance ""''' S'I T., u''o'''o,''
ii. as 10 l'N''I- ''',' Wv "'l' SCI u
ii l"uS'S ''''o"',' -,;' ,'"' -, .
J" pc ''' anu 'N'.'''9'';" 20 " !" ~
r c'''lar'Y A'.' I', '',''I IIt v
by II -rI''''oI ';'9' vl,.,'. '''', ,''u
ny ''oPp' VI MS ''' ''I ~, N" ,.,,'
to rom i' oo,'l HVN'9 ,, ''',' 'nI I 49,
We u no 'ouu''I ~ 'u' "o' ,'I, "'o
cr l','rI 50 '.l",.H ,,.;'', 81, '",I''
u" !'''c', u olc' Nv" ~? "'' ,; o'"'
he ing IRON 'I''a '''', ''''' .'',L'',o'
he us l'''''''5 = "'l''
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-06-09

The Missouri Pacific railroad nus
put on sale round trip tickets north
and east GOOD until October d., l-'''
Call on Passenger Agent Tr'y Jones
for prices, etc,
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uolitc, viii attend the iubi.cc ser
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EEW York. June s.-The attend
h. was excellent at the Gcrome
III to-day and the weather fine.
4 track was good, though not fast,
b the racipg excellent The fin.
les were, as y rule, close, The
|7or!tes again had rather the worst
IT,
First race, One half mile for two
eM Old maideus; Magnctiler won by
length; Miss Nellie, iilIy, second ;
'i'away, third. Time, 300. Mutu-
paid, 1l2 ..
Second race, Thrce-iourths of n
IAN Salisbury won by two lengths,
), y. max second, Harry Russell third;
ume' lN, Mutuals paid, l;li
h'rd race, Handicap, one mile;
= richlnond won by eight lengths, Tho
4 monty cot, second, Bcs> third,
PHne, tilll.
roUrh race. Ha9dicap one and
l'ee''iXIernth nile,; Stoncbuck
|ya 'V a ieugih, Erutus second, Ten
UoHer third, Time, 2:3j 81.
Hlh race. Selling, five fur)onGs;
-oc'"w won by II neck, King Ar
VI second, Adonis third. Time.
A'h race, Handicap .tccplo chase.
course. Shamrock Hou by So
ms, Disturbance second. Ecuador
~, Time, l:2N II.
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d NE liver and Kidneys are sluggish
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n mem To prompt aud regular &C
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1'eu at Merrick Ford's Model dob
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PARIS. June :. NJ. Arenc, mem.
Der OF the chamber Of deputies, chal-
lenged NJ. Mayer, editor of the La
Liant, Q Tor All attack through the
columns OF TINT paper on CorsicanH.
VI. Mayer accepted the challenge and
NE du1l was fought Yesterday
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seconds for Mayer and NJ l;inach
editor la RapuHIique acted tor
DEPUTY Arcnc. swords were u'cd
Mayer wa- slightly wounded in the
baud and arm,
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